ONSC's Cookin', Grillin', and Bacon thread (1 Viewer)

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Got back to my parent's house last night at 5pm. My mom hands me a plate of steaks and says "Good, you're home. Grill these". Turned out about perfect, no gray at all.

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20 pounder. Sitting in a brown sugar brine. Went in 12/12. I’ll pull it 12/22 and get it on hickory and Apple 12/24. Maple brown sugar garlic glaze to finish for a Christmas feast.
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Maybe this belongs in the HAM thread...
 
I'm sure RHSC has a special two week brine that has less salt than normal :)
 
Damn. 2 weeks of brining? Wowzers.
1/2 day per pound. Less and you get a grey core. That’s why I want it out on 12/22. It’ll give it a few days to balance the salts across all the cells.
 
Bought the Weller Christmas beef tenderloin tonight. Debating cook method. I want to smoke it on my Green Mountain pellet smoker, but open to feedback if anyone's tried that before. Don't want to risk it on a $75 chunk of meat.
 
@mtweller
  • Smoke it to 130-140 degree core temperature - should be rare and bloody
  • Remove it - slice to the thickness people want - 1-2"+
  • Then flash fry in butter, rosemary w/ salt and pepper on an iron skillet to get it to Medium Rare, etc.
Edit - I didn't make the video for real . . I would never cook a steak to well done like this guy did! :)


I made a video for you:

 

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